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ONT Resequencing (Prokaryotic/Eukaryotic)

Explore your genome with long-read precision.
Identify SNVs, indels, and structural variants in any organism—prokaryotic or eukaryotic—with Oxford Nanopore resequencing.
Identify SNVs, indels, and structural variants in any organism—prokaryotic or eukaryotic—with Oxford Nanopore resequencing.
What You Can Achieve
- Detect large structural variants, insertions, deletions, or rearrangements
- Characterize repetitive or otherwise inaccessible regions
- Verify insertions, knockouts, or engineered edits
- Suitable for bacteria, fungi, plants, and other eukaryotes
Before You Start
Please clarify:
- Which organism(s) do you want to resequence?
- What is the approximate genome size?
- Are you targeting specific variant types (e.g. SVs, SNVs, insertions)?
- Do you already have a reference genome for alignment?
- Will you send DNA or tissue/cell samples?
Modular Workflow
Designed to deliver high-confidence variant calls across your entire genome.
Bioinformatics Analysis
A detailed resequencing report including:
- Alignment to reference genome
- Single nucleotide variants (SNVs)
- Small insertions/deletions (InDels)
- Structural variants (SVs)
- Annotation of detected variants
- Summary tables and variant impact categorization
You receive:
- Raw and aligned read data (.fastq, .bam)
- Annotated variant lists (.vcf, .tsv)
- Visual variant reports and summary tables
- Quality and alignment metrics
Turnaround Time
- Standard resequencing: approx. 1 to 3 weeks
Dependent on genome size, DNA quality, and analysis scope.
Sample Requirements
Option 1: Pre-extracted HMW gDNA
- Minimum 2 μg of HMW double-stranded DNA
- ≥50% of fragments >20 kb
- 260/280 >1.8 and 260/230 between 2.0–2.2
- ≥50 μl at ≥40 ng/μl
Option 2: Cell or Tissue Samples (with Extraction)
- Suitable for bacteria, fungi, plants, or other eukaryotic tissues
- Must be fresh or properly preserved (no RNAlater or ethanol)
- We tailor extraction based on species and sample condition
- Include known challenges or prior extraction notes